If you’ve found this website your more than likely keen already on getting PVC-U fascias and soffits to replace your existing ones. Your next step is to select the correct installer, and choose the colours and styles that best suit your property.
You are almost certainly interested in making the right decisions at this point will ensure that you will be satisfied with the finished work. Unfortunately the building and home improvement market can sometimes be misrepresented by a few disreputable companies offering one thing and delivering another.
Your roofline is open to daily attack throughout the year – snow, rain, wind and even blistering summer sun.
Maintaining your existing woodwork is not only time consuming, it costs money too. Rotting roofline can really let your property down. It can also cause structural damage, leading to woodworm and could encourage vermin (squirrels, birds, you name it). So isn’t it time you considered replacing your old roofline with quality, weather-resistant, long-lasting PVC-U that needs neither painting nor repairing, no matter what the weather?
The good thing about the range of roofline products is that once the work is done, you never have to give it a second thought. Our fascias, guttering, downpipes, soffits, bargeboards and cladding do not warp, crack, flake, pink or peel. Ever.
You’ll be surprised how inexpensive it can be to replace your old decaying roofline. We have options to suit all budgets and just think of the money you’ll save on maintenance in the long term! But it’s not all about money. Our roofline products not only demonstrate that you genuinely care about the look of your property, they also add value to your home, and create the ultimate kerb appeal for your property.
Don't paper over cracks
Too often we have seen customers having capping boards fitted over existing timber fascias rather than having the old timber completely removed and replaced. This may seem the more cost effective option when presented to you in the short term, but over the long run is it really such a good idea?
It hasn't gone anywhere
The rotten wood hasn’t gone anywhere, it is still there, deteriorating even more each year. Eventually the nails will come loose due to rotted and infested wood, leaving your fascias exposed and unsecured.
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